Joan and Wayne Sorlie went to Yellowstone National Park and found themselves at the Continental Divide. Water on Joan’s side flows east and ends up in the Atlantic Ocean; on Wayne’s side, it flows west and ends up in the Pacific. Jerry Gardner This is Jerry Gardner and Troy Thrall at the Dynjandi Waterfall in…
Cheri Sipe, Fitness Supervisor Following a long hiatus due to COVID-19, group fitness classes resumed at Anza Athletic Club on Aug. 2. Property Owners Association (POA) classes initially offered include Gentle Yoga, Low Impact Tabata, Zumba, Zumba Toning, Classic Movement, Senior Balance, and Men’s Yoga. All have been well received. In September, POUND® Fit and beginning level karate…
Marybeth Bates Join us on Sept. 18, for a sobering and fascinating discussion with Terry Sayles about the history of the modern militia movement in the United States and how it is now playing out here in Arizona. He’ll cover the role that events such as Ruby Ridge and Waco played in the formation of…
Joyce Shumate Program Coordinator Sonya Norman will present an overview of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum on Sept. 15 at 2 p.m. Did you know the museum offers several adult classes and trips they offer to the public? The classes and trips always focus on cultural and natural history. Some of the day trips are to…
Kathi Bobillot We have a dance floor. We have music. We have dance shoes. All we need is a little more patience before lessons can be booked. When we get the green light, private lessons and group classes will be offered. Choose from: Ballroom (foxtrot, waltz, tango) Latin (salsa, cha-cha, rumba, samba, mambo, merengue) Swing…
Bonnie Nowicki Fellow gardeners, have you ever considered, as you look out your home window, that your yard is so lovely, it’s like a painting? If not, let’s deliberately frame our gardens to be inspiring artwork. Start with a decent-size glass window, without drapery and uninterrupted vistas. As you view your garden from this window,…